The French influence on Middle Eastern baked goods is fully evident here. Amazing prices. Very long wait on a crowded Subday afternoon but worth it. Also interesting selection of ice cream favors, including some I haven't heard of before.

I bought a box of pistachio baklava, the small ones for work and it was the first time I didn't want to share my sweets with anyone after the first bit. I had heard good things and it's true it is that good.

Two of us dropped by to check out the bakery and order dessert. We could not believe how beautiful, tasty and reasonable they are. I can't bake for these prices. I had a great mouse dessert with a cake bottom, wrapped dedcoratively in chocolate with fruit for $1.50.

been going here for years. it is always packed, with a nice atmosphere. Clean, with a large seating area too. must try if you are in the detroit/dearborn vicinity and want to eat yummy deserts, baklava, pastries, eclairs, fresh fruit or chocolate cakes and pies too. they offer ice cream too which i believe is also made on premises.

Decided to check out this bakery after reading comments from reviewers. It was quite packed on a Saturday evening. We took a ticket and realized we had a wait of about 30 numbers (which probably only took 15 minutes or so)--which was just enough time to take a look and decide what we wanted. We were blown away by the... More

This is the place to go for beautiful & delicious pastries! This is my definite go-to spot! I LOVE LOVE LOVE it here!

we visit Dearborn last weekend and we fortunately have a chance to visit this bakery and taste their delicious desert. The place is clean organized with many staff to make things easy and fast. I'm surprised and happy to be at this Arabic-type bakery in the state.

We stop here whenever we pass by Detroit. Best pastries, baklava, ice cream. Has a nice seating space as well. They are very busy so be prepared to wait with a number. In expensive yet great quality.

Called to complain that they didn't uncle the syrup with both orders of sweets and manager said "sorry, can't do anything for you"